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I basically did a century on a Cranbrook I had a few years ago, went to Lexington to see some friends. My first and probably last.

What is that fork?

Was watching a clunker build and the guy turned the seat post around to get the seat to fit.

Never knew those existed. Pretty neat.

Closest I can think of is Felt.

I always wondered what a cruiser would look like with bull bars, one or two people either here or bikeforums said it wouldn't look right. You've sold me on the idea, sir, I think my bullbars might just go back to my DB Drifter1, instead of the Schwinn Link roadster build! I don't know why they...

Looking foward to this. Been wanting to make one of those old school kick scooters, myself.

I think I have the same problem with my Trek 800 Sport ST. I recall the paint had worn off the seat post, and stuck it is.

Those look like gravity bikes, with cranks on them.

Awsome build, love it. Tadpole trikes are more stable than deltas, both can tip, but with a delta; it's more steering input than speed. Tadpoles are more stable than deltas at low speed, at high speeds(which this thing may never see regardless of rider)... well... lets just say a Can-Am Ryker...

So due to two blow outs on my car, I had a chance to test ride this last night. Since I last posted in here; all it needed was the coaster brake retention thing, which I put on a few months ago. Cranbrook sacrificed its innertubes. Hopefully tonight it will be traded for another bike. Or be put...

yall make me want to build this cranbrook I picked up last month. Counting the Nel Lusso; this on is my fourth.

I want the one with disc brakes.

The bike is dope. I have a hunch about what happened with the girvin fork; looking at those comparison pictures, the spring looks to be too short. On your other bike, and most other bikes I've seen, they angle down. On this bike they were angled up or close to it. It may have been because of the...

This thing is turning out gorgeous.

Like off the showroom floor? Probably my DB Drifter1 and Gary Fisher Katai. The Katai will probably be the most expensive when I rebuild it as a superlight street fighter.

I need one of those hossack forks... or a walk-thru to make one.

Yeah. Especially an archaic childs beach cruiser. Too many daft enough to pay anything screwa it up for the rest of us.

Looks good

If you can find it, there are cable operated hydraulic calipers from ye olde days.